Reborn Omega Avenge Herself Like an Alpha
Chapter 310 Revtion Under Moonlight
Third Person POV
“Lupine Virus?”
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Alpha Henry paused, unfamiliar with the name. In this life, because of Aubrey’s interference, the full Lupine Virus had never beenpleted; the gue sweeping the packs was an unfinished version of the Kajit virus.
Aubrey nodded lightly. “Yes. The Lupine Virus is an upgraded form of the Kajit virus. Itsplications and aftereffects are far more dangerous than the Kajit virus.”
“I… how have I never heard of it?”
“You wouldn’t have, Alpha.” Aubrey gave a faint, hollow smile. “Because that was from myst life.”
“Last life?!” Alpha Henry’s pupils tightened.
“Yes.” Aubrey’s face grew cold as she spoke, and sheid out, calmly and inly, the inhuman experiments she had suffered in that ce. Word by word, she reconstructed those terrifying scenes and procedures.
She didn’t utter the word despair, but Henry read the deepest hopelessness and helplessness behind her calm narration.
He wanted to hold her, but her face, set in icy resistance, made it impossible.
In the silence that followed, Henry tried to piece together the strange inconsistencies he’d noticed. If Aubrey were not the same person he’d known before, that might exin the differences–but the current Aubrey still shared traits with the past one, and she remembered everything between them. Saying she wasn’t the same felt strained.
“So… you’re still Aubrey?” he asked.
Aubrey chuckled softly. “I am Aubrey, and I am not her.”
She went on, voice steady. “You can’t imagine how long I loved you. In myst life, I loved you for more than twenty years, but you didn’t love me… It’s fine. Love isn’t a promise of return. Besides, there were <i>so </i>many misunderstandings between us back then. You disliked me, and I never had the chance to exin. We drifted apart, and perhaps that was inevitable.”
At that, the faint smile on her otherwiseposed face deepened a little.
“Alpha, do you know what I looked like in the end? A zombie? A walking corpse? Useless? Maybe
Chapter 310 Revtion Under Moonlight
it was even worse…”
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Watching Henry go suddenly pale, Aubrey smiled and continued, “I used to think you didn’t know I’d been taken for live experiments. But the more I thought about it, the less likely that seemed. You’re the alpha of Shadowmoon Pack–how could you not know something so critical? Compared to a wolf like you and the fate of the entire North Continent, of course the pack mattered more. Since I’m a special infected subject, sacrificing an already–infected me to save other wolves is, by all ounts, the optimal solution—right?”
Henry’s chest tightened. He reflexively protested, “That’s just your guess. You… you can’t be certain I knew. Maybe I wasn’t involved at all!”
But the exnation felt thin. The chance he didn’t know what happened at the Miguel family ancestral estate was vanishingly small.
Even if he truly didn’t know, it could only mean he didn’t care enough and handed the matter to others.
“I don’t have evidence,” she acknowledged.
Aubrey still smiled as she spoke, her eyes in and full of unhidden hatred. “But as long as thatnd is yours, that’s enough.”
Clouds drifted over the moon, and a gust of wind swept across the courtyard, lifting her sleeves and long hair. Henry stared at Aubrey standing there in the dim light—she seemed like a fragile apparition about to fade, and he involuntarily held his breath.
Had she confessed the truth intending to leave him forever?
Henry had never felt such panic. His words came out as a rough whisper, as if any louder would make her vanish.
“Will you marry me? If you hate me, you can stay and punish me–punish me however you like! Just stay by my side. I will annul the sibling contract!”
In front of this omega, he had thrown away every scrap of alpha pride.
If she would take a step toward him, what did humility and begging matter?
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